Lunar New Year Travel Rush Causes Gridlock in Vietnam

Thousands of people leaving Ho Chi Minh City for the Lunar New Year caused extensive traffic jams on expressways, leading to a 10 km gridlock towards central Vietnam. Ahead of the holiday, Vietnam Airlines is also increasing carry-on baggage inspections, and the health ministry has ordered tighter street food inspections.

11 Feb, 08:10 — 11 Feb, 08:10

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Tet exodus locks up key expressways out of Ho Chi Minh City, causes 10 km gridlock toward central Vietnam

Thousands leaving Ho Chi Minh City for the Lunar New Year clogged expressways toward central Vietnam early Feb. 11, triggering gridlock that stretched nearly 10 kilometers.

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Tet exodus locks up key expressways out of Ho Chi Minh City, causes 10 km gridlock toward central Vietnam

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